Amber's fascination with professional acting began at the tender age of 11, marking the start of a remarkable journey in the entertainment industry. Her debut on set was a memorable one, as she took on the role of Young Meg in a flashback scene for the film "Little Women". Since then, Amber has expanded her repertoire to include independent films, commercials, and voice-over projects, demonstrating her versatility and range as a young actress.
One of Amber's most notable accomplishments is her lead role in the upcoming feature film "It's Alright Now", a coming-of-age story based on real-life events. This project marks a significant milestone in her career, showcasing her ability to portray complex emotions and bring depth to her characters. Amber has also secured several other exciting projects, which are set to be filmed later this year, further solidifying her position in the industry.
Amber's dedication to her craft is evident in her rigorous training regimen, which includes sessions with renowned acting coaches such as Emmy award-winning casting director Amber Horn, actor Kevin Chamberlin, Katie Pohlman, and Disney director Wendy Faraone. In addition to her academic pursuits, Amber is an honors student in high school, where she excels in psychology and the arts, while also taking on an independent study in American Sign Language.
When she's not honing her acting skills, Amber enjoys a wide range of activities, including writing, singing, playing the ukulele, ice skating, roller skating, swimming, modeling, and cooking. Her favorite food is pizza, and she's a self-proclaimed foodie at heart. Amber is also passionate about giving back to her community, and is an advocate for environmental and animal welfare causes.
